The Smyrna Optimist Club raised $2,500 at its Santa House and donated the proceeds to the Smyrna Public Safety Foundation for the annual Shop With a Hero.
Smyrna Optimist Club donates $2,500 for Smyrna Public Safety Foundation’s Shop With a Hero
Powers: How a backup residential power generator can help mitigate today’s grid concerns
The power grid wasn’t built for today’s demands, and the rise of artificial intelligence, data centers, and an ever-growing demand for electricity is straining the aging grid.
Smyrna first responders host Santa
Dozens of families turned out to meet Santa and Minty the Elf during the Smyrna Public Safety Foundation’s Santa and Public Safety event.
Smyrna’s hometown heroes to help make local children’s holidays brighter during ‘Shop With a Hero’
Smyrna’s local heroes will brighten the holidays of 90 area schoolchildren and their families during the annual Shop With a Hero event in early December.
Santa meet-and-greet on Nov. 30 to benefit Smyrna first responders
Santa Claus and Minty the Elf will visit Smyrna Fire Department Station 1 on Sunday, Nov. 30, for a family photo fundraiser benefiting local first responders.
Smyrna first responders throw out ceremonial first pitch at Campbell softball game
Smyrna Deputy Fire Chief Eric Mohrmann, left, Smyrna Police Chief Keith Zgonc, center, and former Smyrna Police Chief and current Interim Powder Springs Police Chief Joe Bennett throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the Campbell High School Softball game.
Smyrna votes to extend sign moratorium
The Smyrna City Council has approved a 90-day extension of its moratorium on certain large freestanding signs, continuing a pause first enacted in July 2024.
Jazz Under the Gazebo, an elegant evening of music, wine, and community support, returns Nov. 1
The Smyrna Public Safety Foundation, in partnership with The Vineyard Wine Market, will present the return of Jazz Under the Gazebo on Saturday, Nov. 1.
Marchione: Smyrna did not have a functioning government in its earliest years
Historian and author William P. Marchione sought to dispel a series of myths that have long surrounded the city’s incorporation.
Friends of Smyrna Library to Host Young Scholars Lecture on Religion and Political Values
The Friends of Smyrna Library will host a Campbell High School graduate and an undergraduate researcher at Emory University to discuss how Eastern Orthodoxy and Western Protestantism have influenced national identity, political values, and leadership models across various societies.